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Since 1971 I have been involved, trained and instructed in 5 Animal 5 Family Kung Fu and can answer questions on subjects such as Qi Gong, Hand Conditioning (Iron Palm and herbal practices), Southern Kung Fu Systems, Weapons, 5 Animal 5 Family Kung Fu, health aspects of Kung Fu and fighting aspects of Kung Fu, and various techniques. Our system is based on the 5 major Animal Styles which are Tiger, Dragon, Snake, Leopard, and Crane. We also teach a variety of other animal styles such as Black Bird, Peacock, Horse, Donkey, Elephant, Ram (also called Small Cross Set) and other Animal Styles. Besides Animal forms we also teach forms such as Butterfly Palm, Praying Mantis, Combination, Crab, and others. The Family Forms we teach are Hung Gar, Choy Gar, Li Gar, Fut Gar and Muk Gar. We also teach a variety of weapons such as Staff, Quarter Staff, single and double batons, Spear, 3 Sectional Staff, Nunchaku, Iron Sais (Gen), Chain Whip, Kwan Dao, Darn Dao, Single and Double Daggers, Chinese Wand, Axes, and more. Kung Fu is a way of balancing Body, Mind and Spirit.

Past/Present Clients

Besides teaching the general public we have also taught law enforcement officers, prision guards, boarder patrol agents, bouncers and more.

What do you like about this subject?

I know from personal expereince that Kung Fu can benefit you in all areas and walks of life, your health, discipline, mental focus and much much more, the fighting aspects are only the tip of the iceberg.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

I believe regardless of how much one has acheived we are always a student and should always be perfecting our skills, I look forward to continuing to practice and perfect my skills as long as I possibly can. It's always a work in progress, if it isn't, you reach a plateau and stagnate.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

Its not something others dont know but worth mentioning. This art benefits a person on many levels, their security, self confidence, etc., so they can fight yet rather walk away. This applies in all aspects of life, not just martial arts. There's a saying that a boy becomes a man when he learns to walk around a puddle instead of through it, martial arts benefits our body and mind.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

See the section labeled Something Interesting about this subject, I think the same would apply.

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Recent Answers from Sifu Richard Mieir-King

2009-09-14 ballance:

Hi Tony, Thanks for choosing allexperts and me for your question. I don't know who your current Sifu is but if you are studying under one he is the best person for you to go to for training in

2009-09-12 the iron plam technique:

Hi Alex, Thanks for choosing Allexperts and me for your question. I know that many people will disagree with me but I consider it a matter of symantics. I also consider "Iron Palm" to refer to

2009-08-18 kung fu teacher training:

hello Spencer, I have been asked a similar question before. I cannot comment on any schools you have been to or what you are perceiving. I would say that to find a good teacher you don't have

2009-08-13 Is Chi real ??:

Hi Gabriel, Thanks for choosing allexperts and me for your question. Well, I can tell you very simply that there is not proof at this point in time. If there were "Imperial proof" then it would

2009-08-12 Traditional Chinese Martial Arts vs Modern Mixed Martial Arts:

Hello Sean, Thank you for selecting all experts and me for your question. I hope you continue your traditional training, always with a pragmatic eye towards how it is benefiting you and how you

 

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